CRAWFORD COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Gov. Josh Shapiro is seeking reelection in Pennsylvania’s gubernatorial race, but he has remained uncommitted on whether he would finish out his full term as governor.

In an interview on CNN’s State of the Union, Shapiro maintained that his only focus is on winning this year’s election.

“The only thing I’m focused on … is this race for governor, winning a trifecta in Harrisburg so I can raise wages, codify abortion rights in Pennsylvania, and I’m doing my part, as you know, to win our four competitive congressional races here in Pennsylvania,” Shapiro told CNN’s Dana Bash.

The questions come as rumors continue to swirl around Shapiro’s potential ambitions to run for president in 2028. An Emerson College poll in July listed him among the most popular politicians who could consider running in the Democratic Primary.

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During the CNN interview, Shapiro made an appeal to Pennsylvania’s Republicans, who he said are “also hurting” due to the Trump administration’s policies.

“I think a lot of them are reassessing our politics today, and I want them to know that they’ve got a governor who’s got their backs,” Shapiro said.

Recent polling casts Shapiro as the favorite to secure relection against Republican challenger Stacy Garrity.

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